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January 18, 2016

Monday News: Hong Kong publishing mystery, children’s book pulled, Avon’s 75th anniversary, and Taiwan’s “glass slipper” church

JanetPublishing Newsanniversary / Avon / book banning / China / churches / diversity / fairy tale / Free Speech / Hong Kong / publishing / Race / scholastic / slavery / Taiwan / weddings / Woodiwiss6 Comments

One of Hong Kong’s missing booksellers just reappeared to confess to an 12-year-old crime – With Sweden increasing its interest in the disappearance of one of the missing publishers, Gui Minhai was shown on state-run television confessing to a drunk-driving accident in which he allegedly killed a woman more than ten years ago. ... more >

October 30, 2014

REVIEW: The Only Thing to Fear by Caroline Tung Richmond

JiaC ReviewsAlternate History / biracial heroine / scholastic / World War II / Young-Adult3 Comments

Dear Ms. Richmond, For the benefit of our readers, I’m going to repost the cover copy here. It’s been a while since I’ve read an alternate history, and I’m realizing it’s awfully hard to be concise when describing it! In a stunning reimagining of history, debut author Caroline Tung Richmond ... more >

October 31, 2013

REVIEW: Sorrow’s Knot by Erin Bow

JiaB+ Reviews / Recommended ReadsFantasy / female friendship / ghosts / mothers and daughters / Native American / scholastic / Young-Adult9 Comments

Recommended Read

Dear Ms. Bow, It’s not often that we stumble across North American-based fantasy, let alone North American-based fantasy that draws upon indigenous cultures. I admit this quality was what drew me to your novel. Like I’ve said in the past, when it comes to certain things, I’m easy. Sorrow’s Knot ... more >

Painters hanging out on the Brooklyn Bridge
December 13, 2012

Thursday News: Atlantic suggests labels for people based on inbox count; NY has released 870,000 fascinating images from the 1800s to early 1900s

JanePublishing Newsdedicated device / scholastic / Simon & Schuster / trends16 Comments

What Your Email Inbox Count Says About You – I thought this was a funny categorization of people based on the unread email messages in an inbox. What it doesn’t really identify is how many emails are read but not responded to. Currently I have 47. Most times I get ... more >

The Secret of the Midnight Tunnel by Angie Frazier
April 6, 2011

REVIEW: The Secret of the Midnight Tunnel by Angie Frazier

JohnA- Reviewsmiddle grade / mystery / scholastic4 Comments

Dear Ms. Frazier, After I admittedly adored your YA debut novel of last year, Everlasting, I have been looking forward to this book.   Middle grade books have started to appeal to this reviewer, and it pleased me to see an author of historical novels taking them into the middle school ... more >

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July 22, 2010

Thursday Midday Links: The Year of the Digital Backlist

JaneEbooks / Publishing NewsAmazon / digital publishing / Literary Agents / scholastic10 Comments

Sunita has deemed 2010 as the Year of the Digital Backlist with the news that superagent Andrew Wylie has a) created a digital publishing arm called Odyssey Editions and b) signed a two year exclusive distribution deal with Amazon. From the Amazon Press Release: This is the first time any ... more >

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